Every player inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame

24 players have been inducted into the Premier League's prestigious Hall of Fame since its inception in 2021.

The Premier League Hall of Fame recognises the very best players to have played in the English top flight since its rebrand in 1992, with players from various nations included.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and the Premier League's top goalscorer of all time Alan Shearer were the inaugural inductees in 2021, with the majority of players being inducted through public vote each year.

In the most recent editions, two players were selected - based on the public vote - out of 15 nominees.

As is to be expected, England have the highest representation, with 13 players inducted, whilst France (3) and Belgium (2) are the only other nations to have more than one representative.

Argentina, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ireland, Ivory Coast and the Netherlands all have one player inducted, whilst Scotland and France boast the only managers to have been inducted.

Premier League Hall of Fame Inductees

2021

• Thierry Henry

• Alan Shearer

• David Beckham

• Dennis Bergkamp

• Eric Cantona

• Steven Gerrard

• Roy Keane

• Frank Lampard

2022

• Wayne Rooney

• Patrick Vieira

• Sergio Aguero

• Didier Drogba

• Vincent Kompany

• Peter Schmeichel

• Paul Scholes

• Ian Wright

2023

• Sir Alex Ferguson

• Arsene Wenger

• Tony Adams

• Petr Cech

• Rio Ferdinand

2024

• Ashley Cole

• Andrew Cole

• John Terry

2025

• Eden Hazard

• Gary Neville